Asha Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 There is no written law to say 'YOU MUST LOVE THIS PERSON' And you shouldn't be hammered just cos you dont love him I love Master Fox. im sure others hate him! That dont mean im right and they are wrong.....im boring now!!!! Just now?
Ultra Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Shameless populism. And of course, no-one else on here is EVER guilty of that...
Manwell Pablo Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 And of course, no-one else on here is EVER guilty of that... FFS Stop using that bloody thing, every single ****ing post!! NOT BIG, NOT CLEVER!
James. Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Of course people are entitled to an opinion of Walsh whether it be positive or negative. My problem is with the fickle nature of Leicester supporters and also their apparent relishing of opportuntities to be negative about the club whether it be previous players, new managers, fans, atmosphere, etc. I can't avoid the feeling that people have turned on Walsh purely because he says some stupid stuff on Radio Leicester. If that's all it takes for the insults to fly I hate to think what would happen if someone did something bad. Maybe this negativity should be reserved for people like Dennis Wise and Peter Taylor, not someone who will still be talked about in 50 years time. It has been a pattern I have seen emerging on this forum with people almost actively seeking a chance to be negative. And it's apparent at games as well. There's too much moaning and belittling going on at a time when the club really doesn't need it. I guess it's just reflective of the wider footballing world where managers are sacked after a farcically short period of time in the job and fans and media turn on players (and managers) at the drop of a hat. There's just too much short termism. People who refuse to see the bigger picture.
Ric Flair Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Why on earth are some of you taking offence to Walsh criticising the shambles of a club we have become?. It's exactly what all of us have been saying for quite some time. Walshy has the balls to say it in the public eye as he doesn't toady up to the club liek Birch, Blanderson and John Barber often do. I would much rather listen to Walsh not beat around the bush than any other fooker whose associated with this club right now. He's also earnt the right to be critical of this club because he was hugely responsible for actually getting this club to achieve success in the 90's. A period we'll probably never match again.
Asha Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Why on earth are some of you taking offence to Walsh criticising the shambles of a club we have become?. It's exactly what all of us have been saying for quite some time. Walshy has the balls to say it in the public eye as he doesn't toady up to the club liek Birch, Blanderson and John Barber often do.I would much rather listen to Walsh not beat around the bush than any other fooker whose associated with this club right now. He's also earnt the right to be critical of this club because he was hugely responsible for actually getting this club to achieve success in the 90's. A period we'll probably never match again. Well typed, I agree, but still think we'll be great one day. Not this generation though
Zingari Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 someone please set up a poll walshy is god walshy is a cock walshy is entitled to his opinions shut up walshy walshy is a lascivious sex monster walshy is a normal red blooded bloke who likes ladies
Bellend Sebastian Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 someone please set up a poll walshy is god walshy is a cock walshy is entitled to his opinions shut up walshy walshy is a lascivious sex monster walshy is a normal red blooded bloke who likes ladies I think you should do it but with my name in place of Walshy's
Daggers Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Of course people are entitled to an opinion of Walsh whether it be positive or negative.My problem is with the fickle nature of Leicester supporters and also their apparent relishing of opportuntities to be negative about the club whether it be previous players, new managers, fans, atmosphere, etc. I can't avoid the feeling that people have turned on Walsh purely because he says some stupid stuff on Radio Leicester. If that's all it takes for the insults to fly I hate to think what would happen if someone did something bad. Maybe this negativity should be reserved for people like Dennis Wise and Peter Taylor, not someone who will still be talked about in 50 years time. It has been a pattern I have seen emerging on this forum with people almost actively seeking a chance to be negative. And it's apparent at games as well. There's too much moaning and belittling going on at a time when the club really doesn't need it. I guess it's just reflective of the wider footballing world where managers are sacked after a farcically short period of time in the job and fans and media turn on players (and managers) at the drop of a hat. There's just too much short termism. People who refuse to see the bigger picture. Supporters that are fair and rational, that express coherent opinions in a positive and encouraging fashion and maintain a consistent and balanced view through times good and bad... They aren't supporters. They are Marks and Spencers supporters.
shrood Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 I'd forgive a Chelsea fan for thinking Dennis Wise is a knob. Wouldn't you? No, but they wouldn't. Which is the difference between our fans and others.
James. Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Supporters that are fair and rational, that express coherent opinions in a positive and encouraging fashion and maintain a consistent and balanced view through times good and bad...They aren't supporters. They are Marks and Spencers supporters. As are people that relish the chance to be negative, that actively seek something to moan about, that change their opinion after 1 game, 1 comment, 1 mistake, that turn on players because everyone else has, that demand a change of manager after 5 games, and so on and on and on and on...
Manwell Pablo Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 No, but they wouldn't. Which is the difference between our fans and others. Bet you I can find a Chelsea fan who thinks Dennis Wise, as a person, is a complete cock.
Daggers Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Which is the difference between our fans and others. Maybe - but I think the biggest difference is the percentage of City "fans" that exhibit symptoms of mental retardation.
kendalfox Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Maybe - but I think the biggest difference is the percentage of City "fans" that exhibit symptoms of mental retardation. That's a bit unfair on the mentally ill to be honest
Tommy G Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Shameless populism. We're talking about an opinion of the man as a person. No-one is questioning his sporting achievements. Rodney Marsh was a great footballer but still comes across as a bit of a plank in the media and I'm sure some of the more enlightened QPR fans would agree with me on that. You're right there. great post. Of course people are entitled to an opinion of Walsh whether it be positive or negative.My problem is with the fickle nature of Leicester supporters and also their apparent relishing of opportuntities to be negative about the club whether it be previous players, new managers, fans, atmosphere, etc. I can't avoid the feeling that people have turned on Walsh purely because he says some stupid stuff on Radio Leicester. If that's all it takes for the insults to fly I hate to think what would happen if someone did something bad. Maybe this negativity should be reserved for people like Dennis Wise and Peter Taylor, not someone who will still be talked about in 50 years time. It has been a pattern I have seen emerging on this forum with people almost actively seeking a chance to be negative. And it's apparent at games as well. There's too much moaning and belittling going on at a time when the club really doesn't need it. I guess it's just reflective of the wider footballing world where managers are sacked after a farcically short period of time in the job and fans and media turn on players (and managers) at the drop of a hat. There's just too much short termism. People who refuse to see the bigger picture. You post was boring, but what im interested in is whether thats actually a word?? If not I think it should be put in the dictionary, great word
shrood Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Bet you I can find a Chelsea fan who thinks Dennis Wise, as a person, is a complete cock. Geez I think you'd be hard pushed to find a Chelsea fan who would just go on a forum and just say 'Dennis Wise is a cock' without justifying it, as people on here are doing.
James. Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 You're right there. great post.You post was boring, but what im interested in is whether thats actually a word?? If not I think it should be put in the dictionary, great word You really aren't the sharpest tool in the box are you. Definitely a tool, but not very sharp. A spanner maybe.
Manwell Pablo Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Geez I think you'd be hard pushed to find a Chelsea fan who would just go on a forum and just say 'Dennis Wise is a cock' without justifying it, as people on here are doing. Erm, they're giving reasons, your ignoring them.
Tommy G Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 You really aren't the sharpest tool in the box are you. Definitely a tool, but not very sharp. A spanner maybe. Your just a straightforward bellend. I was being sarcy. Just because i don't agree with your preaching posts doesn't mean im not the sharpest tool in the box. The only tool round here is you. Perhaps you should print off some of your glorifying posts of Steve Walsh and send them into radio Leicester. I'm sure he would love to read them to inflate..his already..massive ego.
Manwell Pablo Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Your just a straightforward bellend. I was being sarcy.Just because i don't agree with your preaching posts doesn't mean im not the sharpest tool in the box. The only tool round here is you. Perhaps you should print off some of your glorifying posts of Steve Walsh and send them into radio Leicester. I'm sure he would love to read them to inflate..his already..massive ego. I think you must be on for some sort of record for rubbing the most people up the wrong way in one month.
Bert Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Your just a straightforward bellend. I was being sarcy.Just because i don't agree with your preaching posts doesn't mean im not the sharpest tool in the box. The only tool round here is you. Perhaps you should print off some of your glorifying posts of Steve Walsh and send them into radio Leicester. I'm sure he would love to read them to inflate..his already..massive ego. Or perhaps you should get back to your men's health mag, instead of abusing everyone on here that has a different opinion to you.
Tommy G Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Or perhaps you should get back to your men's health mag, instead of abusing everyone on here that has a different opinion to you. Waheeeeeeeeeeeeeey! Read it this month already I think you must be on for some sort of record for rubbing the most people up the wrong way in one month. Who have I been rubbing up?!
James. Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Your just a straightforward bellend. I was being sarcy.Just because i don't agree with your preaching posts doesn't mean im not the sharpest tool in the box. The only tool round here is you. Perhaps you should print off some of your glorifying posts of Steve Walsh and send them into radio Leicester. I'm sure he would love to read them to inflate..his already..massive ego. Oooh got you on the defensive did I? It's ok. I'm sure those accountancy exams will sharpen you up a bit. Although I would've thought someone with a financial background would have heard of the phrase "short-termism". You'll ge there son, don't worry.
Tommy G Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 Oooh got you on the defensive did I?It's ok. I'm sure those accountancy exams will sharpen you up a bit. Although I would've thought someone with a financial background would have heard of the phrase "short-termism". You'll ge there son, don't worry. that made me laugh actually. first time you've ever put a smile to my face
James. Posted 19 December 2007 Posted 19 December 2007 that made me laugh actually. first time you've ever put a smile to my face Well one day I hope you'll return the favour.
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